Some Account of the Worshipful Company of Grocers of the City of LondonC. Whittingham, 1854 - 580 страница |
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... body . In the year 1689 , Mr. Ravenhill , the Clerk , at the period when the destruction of their property by the fire of London had placed them in a fituation of diffi- culty , published , what he termed , " The Company's Cafe , " to ...
... body . In the year 1689 , Mr. Ravenhill , the Clerk , at the period when the destruction of their property by the fire of London had placed them in a fituation of diffi- culty , published , what he termed , " The Company's Cafe , " to ...
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... body , and render them familiar with the lives and actions of those distinguished and illustrious perfonages whose names are infcribed on the records . During the year I had the honour of prefiding as Mafter of the Company , it became a ...
... body , and render them familiar with the lives and actions of those distinguished and illustrious perfonages whose names are infcribed on the records . During the year I had the honour of prefiding as Mafter of the Company , it became a ...
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... body , which was commiffioned to hold its fittings in the Guildhall , not finding that a convenient place by reason of the multiplicity of the city affairs , ad- journed to Grocers ' Hall , where they , pretending fears , " fays Lord ...
... body , which was commiffioned to hold its fittings in the Guildhall , not finding that a convenient place by reason of the multiplicity of the city affairs , ad- journed to Grocers ' Hall , where they , pretending fears , " fays Lord ...
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... body , which was commiffioned to hold its fittings in the Guildhall , not finding that a convenient place by reason of the multiplicity of the city affairs , ad- journed to Grocers ' Hall , where they , " pretending fears , " fays Lord ...
... body , which was commiffioned to hold its fittings in the Guildhall , not finding that a convenient place by reason of the multiplicity of the city affairs , ad- journed to Grocers ' Hall , where they , " pretending fears , " fays Lord ...
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... body of military , which had been fent into the city to quell the riots excited by Lord George Gordon and others . The foldiers were libe- rally provided with food and bedding and the officers treated with great attention and refpect by ...
... body of military , which had been fent into the city to quell the riots excited by Lord George Gordon and others . The foldiers were libe- rally provided with food and bedding and the officers treated with great attention and refpect by ...
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